Professional Cards
DR. E. J. TUCKER
Dentist
Office in Hotel Jones.
ROBERT P. BURNS
Att<?rney-at>Law
Office in Old Post Oifice Building
DR. O. G. DAVIS
Veterinarian.
Offers his service to Roxbcro
and surrounding community
Phone 67
W.T.BUCHANAN il
Survayor
Roxuorc, N. C.* Routs 6.
DR. G. C. VICKERS
Dentist
Office in Wilburn and Satterfiefd
Store Building on Main Street, op
stairs, corner rooms.
DR. J. H. HUGHES
Dentist 1 1
Office in Hotel Jbnes, next door
to Dr. Tucker's Office
N. LUNSFORD
Attorney at- Law
Office over Garrett's Store
R(wboro, N. C.
DR. H. M. BEAM
Physician
Offer* hi* service to Rpxboro
and surraurding country
Office over Serpeant and
Charter's Store.,
Day or^fJight - - - Phone 31
Farm women 'f Alarn&TB^e r-nd
Rockingham counties will hold a
joint camp at the R:ckin$rham Coun
ty playjrrour.d August 24 to 27.
Seventy-five woneri from Alamance
win visit with their friends of Rock
iopham during the four days.
-The mosiac diseaseof tobacco is
-causing tremendous damagf in -some
. section s of eastern Car-b'sa this
tfummer.
F or Sale
THE HOME PLACE OF
J. L. WILKERSON, DECEASED
? 300 ACRES ?
About one half of it open. Plenty of
wood for a life time.
5 Tobacco Barns,
2 Grading Rooms
2 Tenant Houses,
v 1 Two Story 6 Room House,
1 Cottage Home of 4 Rooms,
Good well of water, and good spring* ne?r
tenant house and tobacco barn.
GOOD FARM FOR CORN, WHEAT AND
ALL KIND OF GRAIN
A Splendid Farm to Raise Stock of All
Kinds, right on Flat River with Public Road
Running through the Farm.
1 and 1-2 Miles From Hard Surface Road
Some good tobacco land with privilege of
buying about 30 acres of good tobacco land
in about 1-2 mile or farm.
. ' For further information see or write ?
~ R. W. WILKLKSON, Roxboro, N. C.
or S, G. WILKERSON, Greenville,
N. C., - ? Executors.
SENATOR CUMMINS OF IOWA DIES
SUDDENLY DF HEART ATTACK!
Sought Ucnominatiort in the Primary
and was Defeated By Senator
Boekhart; Term Would Have Ex
pired March 4; Was Conservative
And Supporter of the Coolidge
Policies But Supported The Mc
Nary-Haugen Bill For Farm Re
lief " ? ?'? 'j- ?' .?"?O' " \ ?" ? V: '?
RECENTLY WAS DEFEATED
<Des Moines, la., July 30 ? -Senator
Alber B. Cummins, Iowa's most out
standing" political leader for more
than a score of years, died at his
fc-rr.e here late today. Death was j
due to heart disease and followed j
several years of ill-health, which, i
'he wever, had not interfered greatly
with his activities in Washington.
Senator Cummins was stricken
fcud-ienly Thursday . morning-, but
rallied, and his condition was not
considered critical, until this after
noon- when he sUifererl a relapse
arid the fatal attack, at 4:30 p. m.
The death of the senator came
only a few weeks after he returned i
to Iowa from Washington for his
final summer vacation as a senator,
and found him anxiously awaiting
t!*.e day when he might put aside
his official cares and devote his
time, entirely to : writing an auto
biography.
He had greeted bit recent defeate
for Republican senatorial nomina
tion, his close associates said, and
already had started dictation of the
introduction to the autobiography,
which he expected to occupy his time
for more than a year after his re
tirement next March, when he would
have completed 18 years of service ;
in the senate.
Senator Cummins' associates de
clared tonight' that his Mecent -poli
.tical reversals could not. have had
any effect upon his health or any
bearing upon his illness*.
''Chase the gloom out of here.
You feel worse than I d^," were his
words to his office force in Wash
ington the day following his defeat
in' the primary in Iowa, and he con
tinued to accept his defeat in the
same cheerful- mood.
For his bftg service, his political
friends of the state joined tonight
in acclaiming him Iowa's greatest
public figure.
Under the statutes, -a successor to
Senator Oummins would be appoint
ed by Governor John Hammill, who
is now 'n a western tour, i
No announcement had been made
by Senator Cummins' relatives here
tonight a^ to funeral j^ans. It was
considered IikeJy -that service would
n:t be held, until Monday to pejmit
the senator's colie, agues to reach
D& Moifries fr:> ma' distance*. -
Time to secure judges fro the coun
ty and community fairs. State Col
lege will furnish specialists a< far
as possible without interfearing with
their regular wark.
Farmers of Alamance County are |
going to discover their home county
by spendin gtwo days and one night
visiting about 20 good farms in
various parts of the county,
o--? ? ; ? f
Tom. Tarheel stfys he washes bis
mules shoulders at twelve }'olcck
and they like it about as well a* be
likes to wash his face and hands
after a hard' clay of plowing.
? ? ? ? ' ? o- .
' The cotton -leaf hopper ha? d:ne
cor^iderabU damage' to certain <?ot
ftotv fields in Edgecombe Oo'tfnty and
t*c now present on soybeans, and ,
peanuts.
$
Five fresh egg* laid during mid
winter will pay the room ?ent oi l
one hen for a modern poultry house
says poultry inyestigat-r?. A gTnrir
house, will cost about p^-v h:n.
666
is a prescription for
MAI, ARIA. CHILLS & FEVER
DENGUE OR BILLIOl'S FEVER,
It Kills The Germs
NOTICE
By virtue of a nortcaffe executed )
to B. L. Evans by Glover Baird an ! I
wife, recorded in ft ck 1, page 288, .
and assigned for value to me. dt- j
fault Saving been made in payment t
?:f interest an.) taxes, I will , on the
16th day of Aqirast, 1926.
sell for cash to the highest bick'e'r
in front of the Cosrt hou*e door in
Roxboro, that certain tf?ct of 'and,
lying in Wocdsdale tewnthip, N. C.,
bounded on the North by lands, of
, J.-W, Clayton, and \V. J. Morris;
Eajt by W. I. Morris and M. T. C!ay
jtcm; containing 40 1-4 acres m:re or
less. ? ,
I This the 16th day of July, 1926.
I " T. C. BROOKS, A*?:gnee. .
Sche iule Effective August 30, 1925.
a. in p. n?. " p.m. p .m.
D:00j*o 10 lv. Durham ar. *1:00 *3:25
a.m.' p.m. a'. W-jp. m.
10:07 6:20 lv. Roxboro ar. 11:47! 7:14
10:34 6:50 lv. Der.nistor, ar. 11:18, C:45
10:55 7:13 lv. S. Boston ar. 10:6i 6:25
11:0717:27 1 v. Halifax ar. 10:44: 0:12
p.m. p. m. a. m.j p. m
1:159:45 ar. Lynchg. lv. ?:35( 4:0t
?Abovt trains daily.
Connections at Lynchburg for
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York.
| Parlor and weeping cars, djn"njt
cars. The best route to the west and
northwest. Rates and informatier.
upen application to agent, or
JNO. L. BLANDON,
Genera) Pass. Agent
Roanokev V*.
A -little change- iiv fertilizer for
tobacco can make. a big change- in
th? quality ;f weed find soms N<*rth.
Garolina farmers who hava^adopted
fujrge^tions from the agricultural ex
tension worker*.
Mother: ? -"J thought T told told
you not to fight ? and this boy a
total stranger!"
Lad:? "Wall, mom, all me. friwnds
iirc way!" ..,i
HEIGH-HO! THERE'S v .
Never? BEEN AH?/THING
LIKE THE PI?eS6NT SWING
ToWftHO MICHEUN
That's &ecaus?" / ' ,
MICHCLINS 1 11
I AReGtv/iNG 36% I
MORE MtLES THAt^ \
I Thp AvertAe>e TiRe )
For Sale By ?
L. & W. AUTO CO., and
ROCK IN SERVICE STATION
Roxboro, N. C.
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THOUSAND PEOPLE EVERY WEEK? They Bring Results
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Buyer's Guide !I Business Directory
YOU CAN BUY IT LN ROXBORO ? GIVE THE HOME MERCHANTS FIRST CHANCE
The Roxboro Courier, Believing that Most of the Needs of the Community can be Satisfied here, has inaugurated this
Business Directory Department, Wherein Will be Found Practically Everything of Interest
to the Average Family. No Fraudulent Advertising Appears here.
THE PEOPLES BANK
"The Bank of the People"
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE
JACKSON MOTOR CO.
"STUDEBAKER"
_ Every Year Is a Stuaet>aker Year
When in Trouble? Phone for Jack
WALKER & LONG
INSURANCE
Office Hotel Jones corner
Home of Roxboro B. & L.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
THE FRIENDLY BANK
Under Government Supervision
DELICIOUS
Roxboro Bottling Works
?CALL IT BY NAME?
NU-GRAPE
"A Flavor ?<$u Can't Forget"
/mmmCola
BOTTLING CO.
REFRESHIN6
CITY ELECTRIC CO.
Roxboro, N. C. - Electrical Contractors
Where Quality Counts We Win
Let Us Estimate Your Next Job
JOHN W. REAMS
CONTRACTOR and Rl'II.DER
Estimates Gladly furnished and prices
Guaranteed
, Office in Newell Building
Phone J17S
Roxboro Cotton Mills
LAURA COTTON MILLS
LONGHI RST COTTON MILLS
COTTON YARNS
| CANTOR'S DEPT. STORE
?M Our Motto
"Better* Goods for Less Monev"
^ CALL ON US FOR BARGAINS
HARRIS & BURNS
? Everything from Head to Foot for
5 ' MEN ? WOMEN ? nnrt? CHILDREN
1 I ROXBOROS BEST STORE
Whatever you need, look it up first in*
The Roxboro Courier Business Direc
tory.. If it is not here, we will tell you
where you can get if.
CROWELL AUTO CO.
HOME OF
Ford Fordsons
Lineolns
S. & J. GOODFRIEND
(&urciD'&i<>rs to A. Upshitz & Co.)
VOI R MONEY WILL GO FURTHER
HERE
Clothing, Shoe*. Hits, Dry-Goods
; and 'Notions
Wilburn Satterfield
It Will Pav You To Trade With Us
? TRY IT ?
Roxboro's Dependable Store
THE COURIER
Roxboro N. C.
Fcr Satisfactory Printing send us
your next order
PALACE PHARMACY"
In Palace Theatre Building
THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR
COLD DRINKS
E. D. CHEEK & CO.
Home Furnishers ? Funeral Directors
Dependable Service At All Times
T. W. PASS & SON
FURNITURE
We can furnish your homo*, from the
Parlor to the Kitchen
Central Service Station
REAL SERVICE WITH A SMILE
Gas ? Oils ? Tires
? AND?
A full line of Accessories
MORRIS TELEPHONE CO
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
Don't wait to write, TELEPHONE .
W ATKINS & BULLOCK
EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH
If you neert /lumber ? 91 in your number
SERGEANT A n AVTn]S?
?.'rl t nm ? <>?> . .T
"THE STA? KLEAN STORE'
Tli one us your orders ? . .We deliver
Promptly :
MOORE'S MARKET
Offering The Choicest Cuts in Meats
Mechanical Refrigeration for your
Protection
.Phone 175^1^-1
Satterfield Insurance Agency
You Cannot Foretell the Future
But You Can Provide For it
"Old and Tried".
HUGH WOODS
"THE OLD RELIABLE GROCER"'
Fresh Groceries ? Quick Delivery
Phone 79
AUBREY LONG & CO.
?EVElfiTHING FOR THE TABLE"
Pay Cash Cash Pays
Store No. V ? Main Street. Thone 113
Store No. 2 ? Commerce Street. Phone 193
ROXBORO LUMBER CO.
BUY IT FROM I S AND BANK THE
DIFFERENCE
"Home, of Quality Lumber"
DAVIS DRUG^COMPANY
Prescriptions a Specialty"
MTOHE
Agency Whitman's Candies and
Eastman Kodaks
GEORGE W. KANE
BUILDER and CONTRACTOR
"No Job too Big ? None too Small"
I
Carolina Power & Light Co.
H0ME-UFE MADE EASIER
Ask the Lady who has an Electric Range
ROXBORO OIL OCX
WHOLESALE GAS AND OIL
Ask \our Dealer for Galtex,
Phone 248
ROXBORO LAUNDRY
Let Us Do Vour Dirty Work
We Are Well Equipped
Dry Cleaning 'Pressing
Phone 157
J. Y. BLANKS
GRorr.R
Successor to BLANKS & MORRIS
-Don't worry about what you shall eat